Quite interesting...

Not really. Even though, I am not English, it seems that a levels have started to get easier.
Regardless of that, wouldn't you want the best person to treat you? I know I wouldn't like just anyone messing about with my teeth!

Well they get paid loads so loads of people must want to become a dentist, asking for high grades will mean only the best get at the money

I dont want to do it to get "paid loads and loads" bit of a generalisation there.

like people have said it's changed since then. Its a lot more competitive now, and exams aren't now what they were then, I'm nto saying it's easier now but it's different, one of the maxillo facial surgeons I did work exp with said he got offered 3 Es from Cambridge for medicine. That's not likely to happen ever now.

So what you're saying there is "despite having no grounding for my hypothesis, I believe it anyway".

Riiiight.

Yes, but what i found more interesting is how the entry requirements for dentistry went up a lot more and are now just as high as for medicine, although there's not much information there, could have been only one university that asked for 'something like' three Cs...

But the money is an encouragement

I think Cambridge sometimes makes EE offers for really exceptional applicants.

That's right. I believe Christ's College like to make about a third of their offers EE...so-called "easy offers". Basically unconditional, as you'll have it from your AS grades already, no doubt. I remember when I was applying I wanted to apply there, hoping I'd get an EE offer, until I realised they were probably only made to Stephen-Hawking-level-intellect candidates, and I only had a long shot of getting in anyway...

Is this for medicine? I thought they stopped it tbh.